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Net migration

SM.POP.NETM ยท people

Annual series published by the World Bank. The chart carries the trajectory, the table carries the year by year figures, and the definition at the foot of the page is the World Bank's own, quoted as it stands.

Countries compared

8 countries compared out of 142 available.

Latest known value: -334,072 people for Germany in 2025, over a series running from 1960 to 2025 and 8 countries compared, from the highest (United States, 1.23 m people) to the lowest (Germany, -334,072 people).

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Year by year values

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Annual values by country
GermanyItalySpainNetherlandsUnited StatesChinaZimbabwePortugal
2025-334,072 people75,448 people96,630 people104,681 people1.23 m people-268,126 people-54,555 people16,472 people
202436,954 people95,246 people111,674 people121,628 people1.29 m people-318,992 people-60,528 people20,648 people
2023609,553 people150,189 people119,099 people144,558 people1.32 m people-567,724 people-97,380 people29,102 people
2022981,552 people231,228 people299,779 people224,472 people1.32 m people-293,846 people-102,828 people68,696 people
2021310,264 people157,327 people144,385 people106,416 people674,787 people-379,749 people-74,623 people69,606 people
2020203,468 people85,281 people236,854 people67,598 people329,769 people-91,577 people-89,440 people54,076 people
2019319,082 people46,634 people464,783 people109,003 people1.77 m people-656,091 people-103,107 people63,031 people
2018403,908 people83,686 people337,467 people87,197 people1.76 m people-198,206 people-117,758 people22,495 people
2017452,988 people95,147 people201,135 people86,332 people1.86 m people-94,625 people-128,241 people13,979 people
2016517,480 people84,568 people106,474 people88,743 people1.89 m people-153,056 people-140,181 people-775 people
20151.18 m people39,389 people-1,979 people55,585 people1.72 m people-646,941 people-162,220 people-3,209 people
2014592,338 people52,679 people-97,870 people36,591 people1.67 m people-371,108 people-177,029 people-26,447 people
2013462,384 people158,090 people-250,741 people19,973 people1.66 m people-188,951 people-176,972 people-36,342 people
2012199,143 people252,524 people-153,486 people14,861 people1.63 m people-58,864 people-177,061 people-37,083 people
2011295,282 people198,544 people60,761 people31,224 people1.62 m people-416,189 people-108,714 people-31,513 people
2010130,116 people274,387 people69,406 people33,703 people1.59 m people-184,144 people-108,671 people-5,627 people
200946,533 people283,676 people129,557 people39,832 people1.39 m people-177,135 people-108,689 people14,532 people
2008-23,341 people422,534 people434,135 people32,406 people1.42 m people-764,370 people-113,858 people9,478 people
2007-24,772 people495,092 people772,317 people-304 people1.37 m people-1.04 m people-118,299 people21,064 people
2006-489,056 people215,995 people659,720 people-25,401 people1.35 m people-759,559 people-57,257 people16,754 people

World Bank definition

Net migration

Net migration is the net total of migrants during the period, that is, the number of immigrants minus the number of emigrants, including both citizens and noncitizens.

Text published by the World Bank for indicator SM.POP.NETM, reproduced unchanged.

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